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My definition of grade A might be different than yours. Grade A to me is a browser that is part of the "used just about everywhere" group. Windows 7 ships wit
by rartichoke 14y ago
My definition of grade A might be different than yours.
Grade A to me is a browser that is part of the "used just about everywhere" group.
Windows 7 ships with IE 8, so I consider IE 8 a grade A browser. Using tools like history.js to offer buggy fall backs isn't acceptable behavior IMO.
- chc 14y agoAh, yes, it is just a question of definitions. I took it to mean something like "has generally good support for standards," in which case no version of IE besides maybe 10 would make the grade.